2016 1:59 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: macbook pro question
Hi all,
Don't think my original message went through so here goes again.
I am getting a macbook pro and I have heard that voiceover will come up
automatically several seconds after the machine starts so you can use
Yes, this has been the case for several years. I did so in 2011 when I switched
to the Mac. I just waited after I turned on my new Mac back then.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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> On 16 May 2016, at 11:59, don bishop
Hello everyone! Position now again I wanted to now what do I do to fix the
choppiness with voice-over every guys to my MacBook Pro and went to the Apple
store on Wednesday and its calf straight from me and when we restarted our
became back iambic van when I was using it earlier today it would
Brian,
the term full sized does not relate to the number of keys, but rather the
actual physical size of the principal qwerty keys, so when a manufacturer
claims, full sized keyboard, this is correct on the proviso that the numbers
and alphabet keys are all standard in physical dimension.
Mary,
the reason for the loss of the number pad on iMac's and things, is that a lot
of folk now have such machines in their living rooms and other locations, and
as such, they move the keyboard from location to location, I for example might
sit with my blue tooth keyboard on my lap, in these
smaller. Just my $0.2.
Missy
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To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: a macbook pro question?
Mary
Subject: Re: a macbook pro question?
Mary,
the reason for the loss of the number pad on iMac's and things, is that a lot
of folk now have such machines in their living
rooms and other locations, and as such, they move the keyboard from location
to location, I for example might sit with my
Hi,
This isn't just an apple thing. Many netbooks, and other laptops don't have
the full complement of function keys on both sides of the spacebar.
Ricardo Walker
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On Jul 5, 2011, at 11:21 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
Karen,
The vo keys are on both sides of the keyboard if you have a full keyboard.
Unfortunately, the geniuses at Apple do not include a control key on the right
hand side of their keyboards these days. So you don't get vo keys on both sides
unless you have an older keyboard or buy one like the
Mary -- I really agree with you regarding the disappearing keys. Every time I
read or hear Apple touting their laptops having Full-sized keyboards I roll
my eyes. While their keyboards might contain some full-sized keys, they are
most certainly NOT full-sized keyboards. And before the zealots
I too like the Apple BT keyboard compared with other possibilities. But I don't
think they should tout it as full sized when it is not. I wish Apple had bucked
the unhappy trend of cutting out certain keys on these keyboards. They get a
lot of things right, but not this time, IMHO. It reminds
Hi all,
I have borrowed a macbook pro from someone here in Toronto, giving me my
first chance to really play with voiceover.
I created a copy of the guide int ext for others, so have it as well.
My question has to do with the keyboard itself.
unless I am missing something, and I did check with
The VO keys are on the left side of the keyboard, and can be locked down with
VO semicolon and unlocked by toggling that keystroke. This is because the
right option key is used as the modifier to trigger keyboard commander
shortcuts. also, if you're just cursoring around a lot, you can turn
Thanks on both counts. Any draw back to locking down those keys, or using
quicknav? does it impact your using anything else say on the web
Oh and one more so I need not start another thread. adjusting the speech
rate?
Thanks,
Karen
On Mon, 4 Jul 2011, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
The
Hi Karen,
Speech rate can be adjusted with vo-cmd-arrow keys, left and right until you
reach rate and up and down to adjust. As for drawbacks with quicknav or
locking the VO cursor, quicknav generally won't impact anything else, though
you'll want to be careful in the event you ever do
Thanks Zack.
Will try the quick nav for a while. I am doing some learning tings before
I actually try going on the net or anything. as for using one hand for
vo-z, I have a feeling your hands are larger than mine lol.
Karen
On Mon, 4 Jul 2011, Zachary Kline wrote:
Hi Karen,
Speech rate
Vo semicolon means that any key on the keyboard is a VO key if it has an
assignment beforehand, so be careful to remember that you locked it and unlock
it (VO semicolon again) before typing an essay or something...
to adjust the speed rate, punctuation, capitalization intonation, etc., hold
what the heck is VO-Z? Just says Z when I press it...
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its supposed to repeat the last word or phrase voiceover just said.
Karen
On Mon, 4 Jul 2011, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
what the heck is VO-Z? Just says Z when I press it...
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• My
VO Shift C copies the last phrase VO heard to the pasteboard. Vo C process the
last letter or says its phonetic. My VO Z just says the last letter again. hmmm
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the VO c command for last character / phonetic, is a toggle type command, press
VO C once and you get the character, and again and you get the phonetic.
Regards,
Neil Barnfather
Talks List Administrator
Twitter @neilbarnfather
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Personally I use Quick Nav all the time, I find it a much faster way of
navigating verse the other options, short of perhaps gestures, but gestures on
a touch pad can get rather achy with your wrist.
Regards,
Neil Barnfather
Talks List Administrator
Twitter @neilbarnfather
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Hi Karen,
It's personal choice of course, but I use quick Nav all the time. It just
seems to be much easier.
Chris
On Jul 4, 2011, at 3:29 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
Thanks Zack.
Will try the quick nav for a while. I am doing some learning tings before I
actually try going on the net or
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